QUOTE (Derock @ Jun 16 2011, 12:40 AM) <{POST_SNAPBACK}>
Here we go again:
Let talk about flashbacks --Click here to view--
Do you actually want to rush things and have characters/events as flat and boring as a plain pancake? And Kishimoto already gave this series too many characters as it is. There's going to be flashbacks, you want to know why? Balance.
And what does it means, developments are usually through the future? Developments happen during the present time and its backed-up with the past to further understand the character(s)/events better. And also to understand the flaws, relationships (which these chapters for Bee and Ei is all about because since they have an important role in this arc, we need to understand the key terms: how and why they are needed), roles, etc. If it set to the future, it will mean EVERYTHING for that said character/event is done and there isn't any further information needed. Without these things, everything in the story will be off and you'll be reading like "What on earth just happened?"
And what's going to happen if this was rushed? You will definitely say goodbye to this series, if we just have flat and boring characters and quick conflicts and goals without character developments.
If you want this war to hurry up, then by all means, let Kishimoto goes through the end of the war and characters for like the next 5 chapters. I will pretty sure that we will be like, "That's it? Where's the conflict, the rising climax... what the hell just happened?"
And what does it means, developments are usually through the future? Developments happen during the present time and its backed-up with the past to further understand the character(s)/events better. And also to understand the flaws, relationships (which these chapters for Bee and Ei is all about because since they have an important role in this arc, we need to understand the key terms: how and why they are needed), roles, etc. If it set to the future, it will mean EVERYTHING for that said character/event is done and there isn't any further information needed. Without these things, everything in the story will be off and you'll be reading like "What on earth just happened?"
And what's going to happen if this was rushed? You will definitely say goodbye to this series, if we just have flat and boring characters and quick conflicts and goals without character developments.
If you want this war to hurry up, then by all means, let Kishimoto goes through the end of the war and characters for like the next 5 chapters. I will pretty sure that we will be like, "That's it? Where's the conflict, the rising climax... what the hell just happened?"
It's not really an matter of rushing things, the problem here is that Kishimoto is putting LONG flashbacks on crucial parts of the plot, and this totally breaks the pacing, if this flashback chapters happen during an slower event, for exemple, during Naruto training or the preparations for the war, then it's fine, because things are not so heated up, but right now, we are almost on the climax of the war and Naruto is on his way for his final confrontation with Madara, so the last thing we need at the moment are long flashbacks holding back the events.